Maurice Rentner
Maurice Rentner · Economics & Business
Seventh Avenue designer and manufacturer (Maurice Rentner, Inc.); the firm later became the house where Bill Blass rose to fame.
1889, Warsaw, Poland — 1958, New York, USA
New York, USA
Maurice Rentner is recognized among Jewish contributors to Economics & Business — Seventh Avenue designer and manufacturer (Maurice Rentner, Inc.); the firm later became the house where Bill Blass rose to fame.
Maurice Rentner was a Seventh Avenue designer and manufacturer whose firm, Maurice Rentner, Inc., later became the house where Bill Blass rose to fame. Born in 1889 in Warsaw, he was a Jewish immigrant who came to the United States in 1902 and is listed among the Jewish founders of iconic fashion brands; he died in 1958 in New York. We are grateful for his contribution to American fashion.
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Seventh Avenue designer and manufacturer (Maurice Rentner, Inc.); the firm later became the house where Bill Blass rose to fame.
Source: https://aish.com/meet-the-jews-behind-iconic-fashion-brands/
